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The Open Court. a Liberal 856 Space, an Inquiry About the Infinitude Of ^^^0^ V ^/^ ;/^^>^'*#^. xfvT^^^^^"^'^ ^r^n^' WO SriP vf *^l ^^^J^^^^M: THE NEWBERRY LIBRARY CHICAGO B 07 64 4i^^t^ ^' Ji Digitized by the Internet Arciiive in 2009 witii funding from CARL!: Consortium of Academic and Researcii Libraries in Illinois http://www.archive.org/details/opencourt21888caru .^ ^^ The Open Court Weekly Journal, 1De^Jo\ed \o \i\e "Wot^l^ of Goqcilicitir]; l^cligiori ^itl] Scieqce. Vol. 11. ^ r CHICAGO: The Open Court Publishing Co. SW^^{LL< . 1 3 GENEKAL INDE^t; VOLUME II. ESSAYS AND CONTRIBUTIONS. PAGE. Happiness and Ethics. E. C. Hegeler 1169 Lectures the . Ednah D. Cheney. Hibbert and Gaulish Pantheon, The. S. Arthur Strong 1297 Homicide Justifiable. When is ? Charles K. Whipple 1236 Anaesthetic Revelation, The. X Human Soul, The Animal and the. Carus Sterne 945, 1007, 1039 Animal Soul and the Human Soi Aphorisms. Henry Byron Atoms and Molecules, The Indi' iuality of. Rev. H. H. Higgins, M. A. D. Conway 930 loii, 1025 Axioms the Basis of Mathematics. Dr. Edward Brooks, of Philadelphia. 1456 I the Inventor. Wheelba Banking System a Monopoly, Is the. Lyman J. Gage BayrhoJfer, Karl Theodor, and His System of " Naturalistic Monism," Kit Edmund Montgomery 831, 865, 914, Body and Mind; or. The Data of Moral Physiology. Felix L. Oswald, Land-Taxation, Henry George and. Wheelbarrow 1415 M. D 771, 818, 850, 881, 895, 932, 963, 996, 1023, 1057, logo, in8, 1153, Law, The Uncertainty of the—Its Remedy. Charles T. Palmer 1238 1 187, 1227, 1286, 1333, 1367, 1404, 1442, Le Sage's Theory of Gravitation and Falb's Theory of Earthquakes. W. Bread Dear, Making. Wheebarrow Stoss 804 Burns, Robert, The Ethics of. Gen. M. M. Trumbull 439 Life and Death. Prof. Georg von Gizycki 1384 Life, The Conditions of. W. Preyer 863, 916, 1076, 1407 Causality, Comments on the Editor's View of. Dr. Edward Brooks 1266 Love, Mathematics and. By * * * 1251 Causes, How far does Science give us. Wm. M. Salter 1240,1253,1: Cell, The Psychology of the. Correspondence upon the Psychic Life of '-ing Bread Dear. Wheelbarrow 1475 Micro-Organisms between M. Ch. Richet and M. Alfred Binet 1385 MaKing Scarcity. Wheelbarrow 901 Charity, The Ethical Basis of. W. Alexander Johnson 927 Marriage Address, A. Wm. M. Salter 1319 Christianity and Monism. A Criticism of the Work of The Open Court Marriage Problem, The. Prof. E. D. Cope 1307, 1320 by Dr. Gustav Carus, Superintendent GeneraJ of the State Church of Masses as Reformers, The. Morrison I. Swift 1055 Eastern Prussia 1379 Mathematical Demonstration of the Existence of God. A Study in Logic. Consciousness. Dreams, Sleep, and. A Psychological Study. George M. Barr Ferree 1144 Gould, M. D 1433, 1444 Mathematics, Axioms the Basis of. Dr. Edward Brooks 1456 * * Conservation of Energy in the Moral World, The. Georg von Gizycki. 1397 Mathematics and Love. By * 1251 Cope-Montgomery Discussion, The. A Summary _ . 776 Matter, The Fundamental Properties of. J. G. Vogt 820, 852, B97 Corporations, A Philosophical View of the Law of. Charles T. Palmer. Matter and its Qualities. Edward C. Hegeler 854 1331, 1346 Memory, Prof. W. D. Gunning on 1359 Courts, The Importance of the Lower. Joseph W. Errant 773 Micro-Organisms, The Psychic Life of. A. Binet. 1127, 1139, 1151, 1199, I2n, 1223, 1235 Darwin, Charles, On the Life and Letters of. A Paper read before the Micro-Organisms, The Physiological Function of the Nucleus in. Alfred Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool, during the session Binet r343 of 1887-88. Rev. H. H. Higgins 1231, 1239 Mind, Body and. Felix L. Oswald, M. D. See Bodv and Mind. Death and Life. Prof. Georg von Gizycki 1384 Mind is, What. Prof. E. D. Cope 99i Development Hypothesis, Goethe and the. Prof. Calvin Thomas 815, 847 Molecules, The Individualitv of Atoms and. Rev. H. H. Higgins . ..ion, 1025 Dreams. Sleep, and Consciousness. A Psychological Study. George M. Monism and Christianity. A Criticism of the Work ot The Open Court Gould, M. D 1433. 1444 by Dr. Gustav Carus, Superintendent General of the State Church ot Drummond's Natural Law in the Spiritual World. James Herbin 1215 Eastern Prussia 1379 Dualism, The last Ditch of. E. P. Powell 977 Monism and Religion: A Criticism. D. Theophilus, M. A 834 Monism and Religion. A Reply to Theophilus. E.P.Powell 911 Earthquakes, Falb's Theory of, and Le Sage's Theory of Gravitation. Monism and Religion. A Rejoinder. D. Theophilus. With Editorial Re- Wilhelm Stoss 804 marks 1179, 1192, 1205 Economic Conferences. Wheelbarrow 950. 993. 1 104 Monist, An English: Prof. Seeley of Oxford. Xenos Clark 899, 94B Elsmere, Robert, The Attack on. Wm. M. Salter Monopoly, Is the Banking System a. Lyman J. Gage 978 Eternal Youth and Nature. Prof. Georg von Gizycki Moral Physiology, the Data of. See Body and Mind. Ethical, The Basis of Charity. W. Alexander Johnson Moral World, Conservation of Energy in. G. v. Gizycki 1397 Ethics and Public Lite. Wm. M. Salter Milller and the Science ot Thought, Professor Max. By John Chappell- Ethics, Happiness and. E. C. Hegeler lith . 943 Ethics of Robert Burns, The. Gen. M. M. Trumbull Evolution and War. An Ethical Discussion. Prof. Calvin National Taxation. Anti-Monopolist 778, 800 Nature and Eternal Youth. Prof. Georg von Gizycki. 1403 lith. The Universal. In Mem riam Courtlandt Palmer. T. B. Wakeman. 1391 Neighbor, Understanding One's. Xenos Clark 780 Falb's Theory of Earthquake and Le Sage's Theoiy of Gravitation. Nineteenth Century Club and its Founder, The. Moncure D. Conway 1394 Wilheln 804 Nucleus in Micro-Organisms, The Physiological Function of. Alfred Binet 1343 Family, The Historical Development of the Fiction and Truth. The Element of Imagination in the Observation of physiology. The Data of Moral. See Body and Mind. Meteorites. Dr. M. Wilhelm Meyer, ot Berlin 1451 Plantation Folk. Lore. L. J. Vance 1029, 1074, 1092 Folk-Lore, Plantation. L.J.Vance 1029, 1074,1092 Proctor, Antonio Ricardo, Viro Prsedito Virtute Mnemosynon. M. C. France, Experimental Psychology in. A. Binet 1427 G'Byrne 1232 Free Trade or Protection. Edward C. Hegeler 1283 Protection, Free Trade or. E. C. Hegeler 1283 Free-will a Mechanical Possibility. Xenos Clark 975 Psychic Life of Micro-Organisms. The. A. Binet. 1127, "39, 1151, 1199. 1211 1223, 1235 Gaulish Pantheon, The Hibbert Lectures and the . Arthur Strong. 1297 Psychology in France, Experimental. Alfred Binet 1427 Generation Without Prospects, A. Morrison I. S Psychology ot the Cell, The. Correspondence between M. Alfred Binet Genius, The Development of. Lucien Arr^at and Ch. Richet 1385 Geometry, A Flaw in the Foundation of. Translated from the Serman Public Lite, Ethics and. W. M. Salter 1071 of Hermann Grassmann George, Henry, And Land-Taxation. Wheelbarrow Reason, The Origin of. Ludwig Noir^. Translated from the German 879 "* " " A Study in Folk-Lore. L.J.Vance 1247,1259, Religion, Monism and. D. Theophilus 834 King. Wheelba Religion, Monism and. Reply to D. Theophilus. E.P.Powell 11 God, Mathematical Demonstration of the Existence of. A Study in Religion. Monism and. D. Theophilus 1179, 1192, 1205 Logic. Barr Ferree Religioi ind Philosophy, The Unification of. M. C. O'Byrne 1419 Goethe and the Development Hypothesis. Prof. Calvin Thomas 815, R-ligioi Freedom, The Founding ot Our. Moncure D. Conway. .. 1163, 1175 Gravitation, Le Sage's Theory of, and Falb's Theory of Earthquakes. Revelat The An 3Sthe i Clark. 104 Wilhelm Stoss Russia i nd the Evangelic All Theodore Stanton oog Gunning, Prof W. D., on Memory. From No. 13 of The Open Court .... Gunning, Professor William D. Memorial Address. Frederick May Hol- land Morrison I. Swift. 209259 THE 0PP:N COURT— Index to Volume II, ESSAYS AND CONTRIBUTIONS—Continued. PAGE. Scientific Thought, Transformation and Adaptation in. Prof. Ernst Mach. Trutn and Fiction. The Element of Imagination in the Observation of 1087, ins Meteorites. Dr. M. Wilhelm Meyer, of Berlin 1451 Self-Evident, The. David Newport 1416 Science, How far does give us Causes. Wm. M. Salter .... 12+0, 1253, 1263 and Trusts. Gage 959 Shelley's Atheism. Alvan F. Sanborn 1189 Unions Lyman J. Universal Faith, The. Memorial Address upon Mr. Courtlandt Palmer. Shrinkage of Values, The. Wheelbarrow 1325 A T. B. Wakeman I39l Spiritualists' Confession, The. Moncure D. Conway 1295 Sunday Laws. J. G. Hertwig. Rev. Byron Sunderland, and Rev. E lijti.. 1421 Social Degeneracy, Symptoms of. Moncure D. Conway 1429 Values, The Shrinkage of. Wheelbarrow 1325- Soul, The Animal and the Human. Cams Sterne 945. 1007, 1039 Taxation, National. Anti-Monopolist 778, 800 War and Evolution. An Ethical Discussion. Prof. Calvin Thomas 1355 Trusts and Unions. Lyman J. Gage 959 Women, The International Council ot. Moncure D. Conway 930 EDITORIALS. PAGE. Abstract Ideas, The Assay of 1422 Free Thought, The Bible and ' 953 Monism and Philology 884 Agnosticism and Religion. A Discussion of Free Will, Determinism and .- 887 Morals, Religion and 981 the Field-Ingersoll Controversy and of Mr. Goethe's Monism 782 Gladstone's Remarks upon the Same. 1042, 1059 Nature Alive, Is ? In Reply to Mr. Salter 1264 Gospels, of the Art, Classical and Romantic 1095 The Source 1079 Gunning, Prof.W. D., The Metnorial Service to 1278 Oneness of Man and Nature, The. The Ethi- Bible and Free Thought, The 953 cal Aspect of Monism 1 107 Idealism, Realism, and Monism BQchner, Prof. L., on Religion 965 919 Ideas, Abstract, The Assay of 1422 Personality, The Problem of Double 1178 Inveniemus, Ignorabimns Causality, The Problem of izoo Ignoramus and not Persons, Natural and Artificial 1339 or Invenimus Causation, Is there Anything Unknowable in? 903 Philology, Monism and 884 Immortality, Death, Love , 1324 the. In Reply to Mr. W. M.
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